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mallyby2, was it one of these.

Thankyou for showing the record of your brothers internment, and for a great story about the watch, very interesting.

Thanks again BaMMoT. keep "em coming.

Not a Ford Anglia 105e they came out in 1959 and the last tram on this route ran in 1950

Terry Carter who is a member of this forum will possibly be able to point you in the right direction, he is an expert on the Warwicks, in the WW1.

Hi. Jean. Yes they were both taken in the the same place, when mom died in 1991 we found some negatives that had never been developed and had the prints done off them, and these were amongst them, dating back to 1941, there are one or two others as well, one with my grandad feeding his chickens...

Heres a photo of my mom and dad in the 60s, at Caister on Sea. and one of my mom and me in 1941 in the back yard at our house in Highters Road Warstock.

I phoned Smiths in Mell Sq. and he was there yesterday but they still have some signed copies left for sale.

I used to stand behind the goals Tilton Rd. end, in the late 40s early 50s when Gill Merrick was Blues greatest ever goalie, and Jacky Wheeler was the reserve goalie, used to go every week then, first team one week , reserves the next. Gill Merrick has lived in Shirley for years, and still does...

Forgot to include the van.

Another CA Bedford, this was the van I drove in my first driving job in 1958.

I was sent this cutting from the "Mail", must be a very big worry to the owners of vehicles stored there, and a loss to Birmingham as its a very interesting museum.

Most unusual photo for you Mike, no bus in it, lol.

I had my first driving lesson in 1955 in an Austin A40 Somerset with the Warwickshire School of Motoring, they had an office on the Stratford Road allmost opposite Farm Road, it was a Pound a lesson and I remember my instructor was Jim Smith, I paid up front for 12 lessons which included my...

Sorry forgot to attach it, old age thing.

You have some very sharp eyes Bill, heres another for you.

Hi. Mike. Would Llloyd know of someone who would hire a coach out to you possibly, just a thought.

On the local news last night they said there were queues all day to go on the wheel, its open from 10am to 10pm every day, the view on a clear day will be great, with the Millenium dome at Cardiff, Exmoor, The Mendips all easily seen, I know the sea is not allways in and it might be a muddy...

The big wheel has come to Weston and been erected on the beach lawns, it starts tomorrow and runs till November, its the same as was in Broad Street a few years ago.

Just a little bit of info. on the TT, the first race was held in 1907, and won on a Norton with Rem Fowler riding it. He must have been a local chap because he is buried in St. James church, Shirley.